Question

.As software becomes more pervasive, risks to the public (due to faulty programs) become
an increasingly significant concern. Develop a doomsday but realistic scenario in which the failure of a computer program could do great harm (either economic or human).

Answer 1

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The definition for software engineering applies to the WebApps since quality and reasonable development costs are important to their creation. The subtle difference between a WebApp and a conventional software product is the need for short development times and acquisition process for web content. This the suggests the use of agile process models that will discussed later in the text and including aesthetics as part of the design considerations included during user interface design.

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Answer 2

⇒Today in this digital age generation, a small failure in the computer program could cost a lot.

⇒Today every industry works on computers, be it the medical sector or education sector.

⇒A computer software failure could halt the working of that sector and could cost lives.

⇒For example, a few years ago, we saw an airline's reservation system go down, which halted air travel, and that cost a lot of money.

⇒And also computers control every sector and computers run on software.

⇒The transmission cars are also controlled by software, so a failure here could cost a lot to the owner.